Even if you failed to find out who the owner of the address is, I think there is no harm in telling people the whole story (at least the address in question and how you got scammed) to warn others. While the chance that they use a mixer or something similar is not small, it is better than nothing. Who knows, if he makes a mistake in the future there will be more data to link him.

Kalau mau lebih fleksibel dalam masalah fee sekalian saja pake coinjoin. Ane kurang tahu mixer lain selain Chipmixer yang punya reputasi serupa, jadi lebih baik pake wallet baru saja kalau fokus agan mau mix secara reguler dan takut/ga nyaman dengan kemungkinan dana yang diterima ga mencukupi batas mixing minimal.

Masalah "stuk" ini bukan dari Electrumnya gan, emang jasa yang agan pakai saja yang mensyaratkan harus ada X konfirmasi dulu sebelum transaksi agan diproses. Wajar buat penyedia jasa untuk menerapkan hal ini, termasuk mixer sekalipun. Setahu ane kalau agan bump fee (transaksi belum terkonfirmasi) ga ada masalah selama fee mencukupi jadi balance yang agan kirim memenuhi minimal tx nya. CMIIW.

If you're storing multiple coins, an extra investment is worth it IMO. Not to mention some of these apps are unsupported on older devices. Using your main phone might not be a good idea if security is your concern since even play store is not free from malware. Better be careful so you don't lose your money due to some mistakes.
You can search on this forum, usually, a new wallet app will post an ANN. Other sources are from social media like Reddit, or articles. At least that's how I learn about new apps.

If extra security is what you're looking for, then you should stop connecting your hardware wallet to MetaMask. Use a separate wallet to manage your funds and keep your HW offline. As for your question, as mentioned above it only expose your public key. No security issue but your privacy might be at risk. Assuming you want to manage altcoins, maybe look for a privacy-focused wallet app if privacy is an issue for you.

If you never wipe/format the disk then what has been suggested above should work. If not, try a data recovery app and look for the file. If it fails to recognize any or if the data has been corrupted then the chance of recovering your coins is low. Are you sure you don't keep a backup somewhere?

Try to look on Reddit then. Or Twitter. Lots of users (or maybe bots) are posting their signals there. As far as I'm aware nobody in this forum is that keen on a signal group, even if they use it they probably don't want to shill directly since their reputation might be affected if things go wrong.

My experience with them is not good either. Most of their calls never give me a profit and they'll protect their ass by saying things like "you are too slow on your trades" etc.

Hoo ternyata begitu. Ane jarang lihat video mining juga sih jadi kurang pengetahuan. Tapi kalau gamer minat GPU pake liquid/AIO ane sering lihat, mungkin karena mereka merasa selisih harga dengan GPU pake air cooling ga begitu jauh dan make sense buat diinvestasi untuk pengalaman gaming yang lebih adem dan ga berisik.

I never found any calculation that answers your question. So I guess it depends on how comfortable you are. Longer trading duration means more factors to consider IMO, such as market sentiment, project updates etc. Short-term trading means price fluctuation is more predictable but your profit can get eaten by fees quickly if you're not trading on a good platform. I'd say if the market sentiment is generally predictable over the next few months or so, maybe the 2 days/2 deal strategy is better. But as always, don't put your egg in one basket. Maybe run both strategies with more allocation on the short-term period for consistent profit, while the long-term period for high risk and high return position (not assuming leverage).

Mungkin agan mengasumsikan efisiensi ini buat gaming doang ya? Kalau buat mining ane belum pernah lihat miner modif GPUnya jadi liquid cooled. Farm yang kemaren berhenti mining dan pada jual GPU juga ane lihat rata" air cooled (coba lihat di Twitter banyak yang share miner yang bangkrut terus jual GPU).

I've been hearing about Binance and other exchanges blocking funds from gambling business, don't know how reliable that is but I guess you can also look for P2P option. Maybe just liquidate your coins quarterly or something like that to save some fees.

Where do you contact the support? On the forum, or from the website you visited? Sounds like you access another phishing website if the support is telling the truth. As far as I'm aware Chipmixer is still doing fine without scamming anyone. Try to ask on their ann thread.

I use a news aggregator in the past but it has been closed down. Other alternatives are Twitter from journalists or TG channels of news websites. 

I think your program can be useful, as long as it is not a paid service since most of the time people would rather stick to channels or social media. If you're planning to monetize it, maybe ads or patreon would be more than enough. It is not going to give you a lot of money for sure, but for a passive income, it should be okay. That being said, build it for your own purpose first.

I think it is inevitable that trading BTC on a platform will always require some regulation. A business needs some control and unfortunately, most of the time government (even if they are unreliable) is the only one who can do that. The best thing to do if you're not a fan of it is to do P2P trades. The network is gonna be fine regardless of what happen on the regulation side imo.

A sideway movement is an excellent thing if you're doing leverage, as long as you don't put too many funds into a position without proper risk management. If the pattern is consistent you can make a decent profit. Sadly not everyone has the patience or self-control for that.

A bear market is not uncommon, just DCA as mentioned above if you still believe in the market and has no funds or time to trade weekly/daily.

I mean the exchange itself will still pick which coin they are listing. If they don't do it and list scam coins I bet their reputation will go bad asap. They don't want to kill their own business, do they? While regulation is lessening, doesn't mean they don't need to protect their reputation if profit is their goal.

I think 'storing' in this case refers to how your fund is locked since you're opening a position. I don't think that's unavoidable unless you use a dex, but the volume would then be an issue. IMO just keep this in mind and avoid opening a very long time-locked position if you can.

Just a wild guess but probably to make it harder for newbie users to fully uninstall it for whatever reason. Then again some software definitely needs a separate full uninstaller like ddu.

OP, if you still plan on using your last pc you can also lock your account and add a new one for another user. A guest account or something like that.

It is kind of a stretch to compare such services to yours. The field is different, the target is different, the nature of agreement and risk are different, etc. On top of that, your last sentences sound like you're trying to build a PnD group instead.

If you're serious about running a business, there are other models of business that are less shady and proven to work as long as you do it seriously.

It is not impossible, I mean we went from 19k back to 3k last bull run, so I won't be surprised if a harsher pullback happens. I think fud around exchanges or hacks is likely to be the cause instead of stocks and recession though, who knows? Just be prepared for anything. Plan your trade carefully with stop loss and stuff like that just in case.